Things To Do In Singapore

If your idea of a holiday involves swapping back-to-back itineraries for slow mornings, sound baths and a suspiciously good massage every afternoon, Bali delivers in spades.

Halloween is creeping back into Resorts World Sentosa, and this year it's going bigger than ever.

From minimalist wardrobe heroes and elevated everyday basics to bold occasion pieces and cult accessories, Singapore's homegrown fashion scene is packed with brands that deserve a spot in your closet.

From iconic attractions and hidden gems to free activities, family-friendly adventures, and the city's hottest new openings, consider this your go-to guide for making the most of the Little Red Dot.

Whether you’ve got toddlers, tweens, or hard-to-impress teens in tow, these are the best things to do with kids in Singapore.

Sun, salt, spritzes and a pool with your name on it.

This year, National Day Parade returns to the National Stadium for the first time in a decade, bringing more seats, a first-of-its-kind indoor drone light show, massive special effects and all the patriotic singalongs you can handle.

Whether you're in the mood for a champagne-soaked day party in Canggu or a laidback lunch with your toes in the sand, Bali's beach clubs know exactly how to dial up the good times.

Singapore food lovers might want to start planning a trip to Western Australia this November, because one of the region's biggest food and wine festivals is bringing back a familiar face.

Singapore is incredibly family-friendly, but not every attraction is equally enjoyable with a baby or toddler in tow.

If your idea of a good night out involves smoky vocals, cold pints, and that electric buzz only live music brings, Singapore’s got the soundtrack for you.

Expect larger-than-life character installations, immersive themed zones, exclusive merchandise and plenty of photo ops inspired by the Disney Adventure cruise ship’s seven themed worlds.

Therme Singapore has broken ground at Marina South, paving the way for what will become Asia's first large-scale integrated urban wellbeing destination when it opens in 2030.

Following a hugely successful debut last year, Singapore GP's ALL ACCESS 2.0 is back and it's bigger, better, and packed with even more behind-the-scenes experiences.

Formula 1 fans can get up close with McLaren's Oscar Piastri and CEO Zak Brown when McLaren Racing Live rolls into Singapore for an exclusive race week event this October.

Grab your credit card, these are the best places to shop in Singapore.

While it might be tempting to spend all your time around Marina Bay Sands and the city centre, Singapore is full of buzzing neighbourhoods that are absolutely worth exploring—even if they’re not typical tourist hotspots.

Grab your best hiking shoes, some mosquito repellent and load up on the H2O, here are the best hikes to hit up around Singapore. 

Whether you’re arriving by scenic cable car, breezing across the boardwalk, or taking a quick monorail ride, the island instantly feels like a getaway.

As the vibrant capital of Japan, Tokyo pulsates with an energy that is truly unparalleled.

BTS will return this December for a huge four-night run, marking their longest stop in Asia outside of Korea and Japan.

Singapore's cocktail scene is getting a major glow-up this June with the debut of Singapore Cocktail Crossover (SGCX), a new citywide festival blending world-class bars with food, music, fashion, art and design.

Singapore's biggest food and music festival is gearing up for its biggest edition yet.

From performance-driven sessions led by experienced coaches to laidback social runs that prioritise good vibes over finish times, Singapore’s run club scene has never looked stronger.

If you’re looking to expand your horizons on two wheels, you’re in luck, because Singapore is packed with some jaw-droppingly beautiful cycling trails.

Whether you’re chasing a peaceful sunrise paddle or keen to work up a sweat on open water, there’s a kayaking spot here with your name on it.

When the group chat has been arguing about plans for three days straight and someone inevitably says “Anywhere also can lah,” it’s time to intervene.

Tiny, endangered, and officially under VIP care, eight Hawksbill turtle hatchlings have just taken up residence at the Singapore Oceanarium.

The Weeknd is officially heading back to Singapore for two massive shows this October as part of his global After Hours Til Dawn tour.

New Bahru is officially complete. The opening of the new Factory Block brings a fresh wave of dining, retail and wellness brands to the Kim Yam Road creative destination.

Disney is officially bringing its ultimate fan experience, D23 Asia: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event, to Singapore in 2027.

With a line-up of five-star resorts, incredible foodie experiences, and bucket list-worthy activities, this Singapore playground is the real deal. 

From mega play centres in malls to under-the-radar gems tucked into neighbourhoods, these are the places that deliver on fun, safety, and yes, air-conditioning.

Garden Vibes is making its return to Little Farms Serangoon Gardens on 23 May 2026, taking over the space from 9am to 6pm with a full day of food, workshops, and community-driven programming.

The National Gallery Singapore is turning up the heat with Passion is Volcanic: Desire in Southeast Asian Art and it's strictly R18.

Gather your crew, these are the best things to do in Singapore, after-dark. 

Swiss sportswear label On is bringing its high-energy On Squad Race series to Singapore on 13 June 2026, with Perennial Business City transforming into an urban race venue for one day only.

Heineken is bringing a new afterwork concept to Singapore with the launch of its First Sip House pop-up, running from 7 to 16 May at 36 Keong Saik Road.

Boutiques Singapore returns 15–17 May 2026 with over 300 brands, new fashion labels, immersive lounges, and fresh dining concepts at the F1 Pit Building.

Move over pickleball, there’s a new racket sport making noise in Singapore, and it’s coming in fast.

Post Malone is officially making his return to Singapore this September, and this time, he’s going full stadium mode.

Singapore might have a reputation for being boujee, but trust us, you don’t need a black card to have a good time here.

From the sandy shores of Sentosa to hidden beaches off the mainland, these are the best beaches in Singapore.

Whether you’re a lover of deep house, hip hop or live sets from some of the world’s biggest DJs, these clubs in Singapore have you covered. 

Forget the predictable dinner reservation and the obligatory drinks, dating in Singapore can be so much more than small talk across a table.

The five-hectare project will expand the existing Kingfisher Wetlands and introduce a mix of ecological habitats, interactive experiences and new public spaces.

Long layover? Delayed flight? Arrived aggressively early because you don’t trust airport traffic? Good news: if you’re stuck at Changi, you’ve landed at the only airport where killing time feels suspiciously like a lifestyle upgrade.

Disney On Ice is back and it’s bigger, brighter, and more magical than ever.

Singapore’s cocktail scene is getting a brand-new festival this June with the debut of Singapore Cocktail Crossover (SGCX), a six-day citywide celebration running 9–14 June 2026.

Expect Singapore’s first beachfront Ninja Lab obstacle course, beach sports, free weekday workouts, DJ-led Sunset Sessions and Ultraviolet night parties.

I went to Cirque du Soleil: KOOZA and here’s my honest take—from jaw-dropping stunts to whether the VIP tickets are actually worth the splurge.

Explore five immersive worlds, dinosaurs, desert simulators, AR experiences and interactive RFID gameplay at one of Southeast Asia’s largest indoor nature attractions.

Expect themed dining sets, skyline light-ups, exclusive coasters and a SEVENTEEN party at MARQUEE. 

Singapore’s most picturesque cinema experience has sadly been cancelled for 2026.

Lantern-lined streets, lion dances at every corner, feasting galore, and two glorious public holidays mean you’re in for a full-on festive takeover.

Yes, the orange couch is coming too.

From channelling your inner Ariel to riding a wave, here are our favourite ways to make a splash in this vibrant, Asian city-state.

Whether you’re in the mood to wander through blockbuster exhibitions, hunt down emerging local artists, or roll up your sleeves at a hands-on art jam, the city has something to feed your inner creative.

New year, new you? There's no better way to find yourself than heading on an adventure abroad—thankfully Singapore Airlines is making it easy with their Picture Perfect Travel Deals. 

From OG budget karaoke rooms to neon-drenched theme palaces and Korean noraebang, here’s where to sing your heart out without getting side-eyed by the neighbours.

If you need a piece of genuinely good news to break up your feed, allow us to point you towards Mandai Wildlife Reserve, where baby season has been in full swing.

If you head to Sentosa this month and think you’ve accidentally wandered into a fever dream involving oversized seafood, you’re not wrong.

If you’re looking for a weekend plan that delivers big energy without requiring deep sports knowledge, the Singapore Rugby Sevens 2026 should be high on your list.

Ready to hit the skies in 2026? Us too. From pristine Greek islands and sandy beaches of Sri Lanka to the neon-lit streets of Seoul, here's where we're heading (and why) this year. 

Here are the adventure activities in Singapore worth your time in 2026, with no gimmicks, no tired attractions, just things that’ll actually get your heart rate up.

From high-tech puzzle rooms to eerie mysteries that’ll keep your heart racing, Singapore’s best escape rooms are clever, challenging and wildly fun.

After seven long years without a Cirque tent on our shores, the troupe is rolling in with a full technicolour spectacle guaranteed to blow your mind.

Resorts World Sentosa is kicking off the Year of the Horse with a seriously playful takeover, teaming up with global art toy heavyweight POP MART for its first-ever resort-wide activation.

The perfect family holiday—the kind kids and adults yarn about long after the suitcases are unpacked—requires a few key elements.

Sumba, Indonesia’s so-called “forgotten island”, is one of the country’s best-kept secrets. 

Light to Night Singapore 2026 returns from 9 to 31 January with its longest festival yet, new SANTAI art installations, projection mappings, and free programmes across National Gallery Singapore and the Civic District.

From waterfront viewpoints to blow-out hotel parties and rooftop countdowns, here’s where to watch Singapore’s New Year’s Eve fireworks.

From Gardens by the Bay to Tanglin Mall, here’s where to see snow and soak up the best Christmas events in 2025.

If squeezing into Marina Bay isn’t on your NYE bingo card this year, good news: Singapore’s bringing the party straight to the neighbourhoods.

Whether you’re planning a honeymoon or anniversary, massive family reunion or fun getaway with the crew, Singapore delivers for every special occasion

Stockholm is sort of an archipelago city. Dozens of islands and little urban peninsulas divided by oceanic canals that freeze solid in mid-winter. Bridges are a big deal here.

If your serotonin levels have been looking a little bleak lately, good news: a full-blown sensory playground is landing at Resorts World Sentosa this December.

British indie-rock darlings Wolf Alice are officially making their long-awaited return to Singapore, rolling into Capitol Theatre on 15 January 2026 as part of their Southeast Asia tour.

Whether you're a Blink or tagging along for the vibes, here’s how to make the most of BLACKPINK’s Singapore concert in November 2025 without missing a beat.

If you’re planning a Singapore sojourn soon and want to truly dive into the island’s vibrant culture, epic eats and bucket list-worthy experiences, we’ve got the ultimate hit list for you. 

Charlotte de Witte, the world’s undisputed queen of techno, is back and she’s bringing her dark, hypnotic energy to Pasir Panjang Power Station on Friday, 12 December 2025.

The global hospitality brand is throwing the Rainforest Festival, a week-long celebration from 27 November to 3 December 2025.

If your kids think aquariums are cool, wait till they find out they can sleep in one.

Headliners Rain, Ne-Yo, Henry Lau and Terry Lin are set to light up Marina Bay Sands for Singapore’s first-ever Singland Festival 2026.

Mark your calendars, shopping lovers because Boutiques Singapore: The Gifting Edition 2025 is making its grand return from 21 to 23 November at the F1 Pit Building.

​The 13th installment of Universal Studios Singapore (USS) Halloween Horror Nights is set to turn up the dial on terror from 26 September to 1 November 2025. 

With flexible work schedules and wallet-friendly nights out, more bars and restaurants are turning Thursdays into the city’s new go-out night. Here’s why, and where to go.

Singapore Grand Prix 2025 is beyond simply high-octane track action. For a month leading up to the event, the city is revving with exclusive F1 pop-ups, themed menus, and one-off experiences.

Expect DJ sets, vegan bagel treats and signature Oatly drinks.